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No Chevrolet anywhere in sight. The Bayerischer Hof in Munich.

Filling Munich's city centre with Chevrolets

Europe is now in the crosshairs of US trade policy. At the start of the war of nerves, President Donald Trump is expressing opinions that must worry the German auto industry.Show more
OpinionAutomotive industry
von Michael Flämig
Francesco Sciortino (31) is co-founder and CEO of Proxima Fusion.  Born in Italy, he studied physics and philosophy at London's Imperial College and the renowned Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) – and initially specialised in the tokamak type of fusion reactor. Today, he and his team are working on stellarator design – another form of magnetic fusion reactor.

„Energy sources such as wind and solar are not enough“

The Munich-based start-up Proxima Fusion wants to realise mankind's dream of a clean and virtually inexhaustible source of energy through nuclear fusion. CEO and co-founder Francesco Sciortino sees the technology as an opportunity for Germany. However, there needs to be less polarisation on energy issues in this country.Show more
InterviewFrancesco Sciortino, Proxima Fusion
von Karolin Rothbart
In a laboratory of the biotech company Qiagen.

Deutsche Biotech attracts capital

After the slump in biotech financing in 2022, funding for the German industry has picked up again in the past year. Confidence is growing among companies with regard to business development.Show more
Financing
von Sabine Wadewitz
DFL Managing Directors Marc Lenz (l) and Steffen Merkel, after the General Assembly of the German Football League DFL.

DFL receives green light for investor deal

One of football's last bastions against private equity investments has fallen. A two-thirds majority of Bundesliga clubs have voted in favour of the DFL managing directors negotiating with financial investors.Show more
German Football League
von Christoph Ruhkamp

Bastian Nominacher is one of the three founders and one of the two CEOs of the Munich-based software company Celonis.

"Celonis is now entering a new phase."

Celonis expects that Process Mining software will become as ubiquitous as email. Co-CEO Bastian Nominacher considers the company to be very solidly financed. There is no time pressure for an IPO (Initial Public Offering).Show more
InterviewCo-CEO Bastian Nominacher
von Joachim Herr
The real estate fair in Munich takes place in a sluggish market environment.

Investors seek opportunities in real estate

The likely final interest rate increase by the ECB, real estate investors now have planning certainty, according to Matthias Leube from Colliers brokerage. The situation might open up avenues for new property acquisitions. Preliminary discussions are anticipated at the upcoming real estate fair Expo Real.Show more
A conservation withMatthias Leube, Colliers Real Estate
von Thomas List
Ferdinand Dudenhöffer.

"An IAA made in China"

Automotive expert Ferdinand Dudenhöffer believes that Chinese automakers have become so strong that they will dominate this year's world's largest industry trade fair, the IAA Mobility. In his opinion the traditional German manufacturers need to learn from them.Show more
IAA MobilityAutomotive expert
von Stefan Kroneck
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